Jedi Grandmaster Yoda stood on top of a platform, observing the battle on the planet of Kashyyyk,
when he felt a great disturbance in the Force. On Coruscant, the recently revealed Sith Lord
Darth Sidious, had just executed Order 66, and across the galaxy, Jedi began to fall
at the hands of the clones they had trusted throughout the war. Yoda was one of the Jedi
who had sensed the change in intention of the clones, and killed Commander Gree and
a scout trooper, before escaping with the help of the Wookiees. Reconvening with Obi-Wan
and Bail Organa, the two Jedi go to the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, as they sought to recalibrate
the coded message, and warn the Jedi to stay away from the Temple. Entering their home,
the Jedi dispense of the stationed clones, but witness a horrifying sight, as Jedi younglings,
knights and masters were scattered across the Temple floor, most slain by the new Sith
apprentice Darth Vader. Yoda enters into exile, until he is joined on Dagobah by Luke Skywalker.
But what if he had taken the Force Sensitive Grogu? How would this affect the reign of
the Empire? As you are about to discover, the Child could have altered the fate of the
Jedi… As the two Jedi masters attacked the remaining
clones, they managed to bring silence to the Jedi temple, before venturing within its ruined
walls. Yoda and Obi-Wan cannot hide their shock at the sight of the fall of the Jedi,
and even the younglings had been slaughtered. Nonetheless, the Jedi are able to walk away
from the massacre, and to the Temple’s security station, where Obi-Wan recalibrates the beacon,
to warn all surviving Jedi to stay away from the Temple, as it was a trap laid the new
Empire. Yoda was about to warn Obi-Wan to stay away from the security recordings, when
he heard a gentle cooing from the corner of the room. Yoda hesitantly walked towards,
wary of what it could be, until he saw that it was the youngling Grogu. Yoda sensed great
fear in the Child, and beckoned it towards the central corridor, and Obi-Wan wondered
what they should do with him. The Grandmaster paused for a while, before ordering Obi-Wan
to place Grogu in the hands of Senator Amidala and Bail Organa, on the path to finding the
fallen Anakin Skywalker, whilst he tried to defeat Darth Sidious. As Obi-Wan ran to Padme’s
apartment, the Senator is confused by the Yoda like creature in the arms of Obi-Wan,
but places him in a makeshift rib. With the safety of the child at risk, Obi-Wan is reluctant
to ask Padme and place her in danger as well, so asks the nearby C3P0 if he knew where R2-D2
had gone to. Padme is not pleased with Obi-Wan, as she thought the Jedi master would go to
kill Anakin, so he had to think of a way to keep Padme and the child away. The Jedi master
spotted the nearby holoprojector, and uses an emergency code provided by Bail Organa,
to contact Ahsoka Tano. The former Jedi padawan had survived Order 66, and the destruction
of her cruiser with Commander Rex, and the signal reached their ears. The former Jedi
and clone take off in their Y-Wing, wary of what Obi-Wan had contacted them for, but after
docking outside of Padme’s apartment, all became clear. Together with Padme, they monitored
the progress of Padme’s arriving children and Grogu, asking C3P0 to summon a medical
droid. But as Obi-Wan was about to leave the planet, he received the unfortunate news that
Yoda had failed to defeat Sidious, and they needed to go Bail Organa’s ship, before
the clones homed in on their location. Entering the asteroid colony of Polis Massa, the Jedi
felt an element of safety for the first time since Order 66, and Yoda was able to examine
Grogu. The child is tested for his midichlorian count, and Yoda wishes to train him, deeming
it to the will of the Force. Walking inside the medical centre, Padme had given birth
to Luke and Leia, witnessed by Obi-Wan, Ahsoka and Rex, and the Senator refused to believe
that Anakin had turned to the dark side, and vowed to get him back from the clutches of
the new Emperor. The group meet to decide what to do next, and Padme is unwilling to
let go of Luke and Leia, so they choose to send her and Obi-Wan to the Skywalker family
on Tatooine, whilst Ahsoka and Rex help Bail Organa in establishing the Rebellion, in a
bid to take on the might of the Empire. This left Grandmaster Yoda, who enter an escape
pod and left with Grogu. Landing in the middle of a swamp, Yoda set about building rudimentary
shelter for them both, using the Force to collapse nearby trees. There he tested some
of the Child’s force abilities, as he was able to lift branches and tree trunks with
ease, but lacked control over his raw power. Entering his newly created hut, the former
Grandmaster meditated, and felt the spirit of Jedi master Qui-Gon Jinn communicating
with him. Qui-Gon told Yoda that the Emperor had not detected his presence, and that Yoda
could not bemoan the loss of the Jedi Order, as there was still hope, in the form of Grogu.
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